scuola
school
The Italian word 'scuola' is used to refer to an institution for educating children as well as a place where one can learn something. It can be used in sentences such as 'Vado a scuola' which means 'I go to school' in English.
Example sentences using: scuola
La nostra scuola è molto grande.
Our school is very big.
This is a simple sentence describing the size of the school. 'La nostra' is a possessive pronoun to address something that belongs to us, in this case, the school. 'Molto grande' means 'very big'.
Vado a scuola alle 8 ogni giorno.
I go to school at 8 every day.
This sentence expresses a habitual action. 'Vado' is the first person singular present tense of the verb 'andare', which means 'to go'. 'Ogni giorno' means 'every day'.
La mia scuola è vicino alla stazione.
My school is near the station.
This sentence describes the location of a school. 'La mia' is a possessive pronoun meaning 'my'. 'Vicino alla' means 'near the', and 'stazione' means 'station'.